The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-26
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MOuNDSVILLE.

MouNDsvILLE.
a Readable Melangs OF Lucal Nsws from
the Marshall Capital.
Miss !. V. Evans came home for Thanksgiving.
night.
MI. Joe Gallaher and Miss May Weaver attended
the opera thursday. 80
Lee Anshutz went TO Pittsburgh yesterday, 10 re.
sumo his position rs pilot.
Mcconkey's rornet Band sereusdcd the tosn
Thursday, In spite OF the rain.
EI-sheriI and " J. Burlcy brought In theIr
WOOL yesterday. They got 81 cents per pound,
me aging Of the corner stone OF the now pp,scc.
pal church has been postponed TIL further noIIce,
inc Thursday Club danced Thanksgiving after.
uo3n ana night at their club room III hasoniC
"A party OF young ladies and gentlemen spent
THANKSGIVING evening pleasantly ut The residence
OIL MIS-. Ellen Hubbs. 80
me c0nricls In the penitentiary wcrc treated TO
an excellent THANKSGIVING dIuner. at which plenty
OF turkey, fruits, apples, etc., were served. So,
ats Mary Garfield was married Thursday to Mr..
Mathew u. ta,npbe!l, OF Philadelphia TIE ccre.
mony was performed by Rev. Father Boutlon,
Miller. OF tho guard force. who lost a nIcc fat
turkey last 'aiurday, says no knows who took II,
and that The thief no doubt had a good dinner. y
The bazaar given by the Trinity GuiId Melted
s3i. A number OF fancy articles were not dtsoosed
OF aud when sold will add considerably TO the sum,
The colored people gave a festival and entertaia.
ment a. naSollc hall last evening, for the uenelt
OF their church. The attendance was quite large.
Morris slessinge1 will remove 10 Wheeling, where
ne intends TO open a notion store. The Phlladcl.
phia clothing house, which Is under his charge.
will DO closed. ,"-T
The nomenclature OF the saloons of alouudsyille
~ interest rs. That In the Upper ward Is called
"Ihe Red Llon;" one Is called !" he Lovers Rc.
Treat" aud another "piy.and. Whistle"
fhasles showacre and Mr.. aud Mrs Charles
Sheets left for Wichita on the lato train Thulsdsv
night, where Mr.. showacre contemplaies pract'ciun
business. -" $500"
A hunting party consisting OF the following pcr.
sons succeeded in killing twenty-five rabbits
IhankSgiving:: Superintendent I'D. Robertson.
y q n: Riggs, T.. s%tilwell, Al Mcdonnell, John
o J. Aulen and Charles Litien.
Nj: William Fltzslmmons, a popular guard at
ne pcnitentiary, who was married Il few days
since 10 Miss minte Mason, OF New Martinsylllc,
returned horne last evening. The newly married
par were serenaded BY Nc onkey's Corliet Band
where they will remain for u time, The event was
a very pleasant one. @.raIn Il
The row at the "ped Lion" Thurs1ay night was
OF rather large proportions. "A young man by the
name Of v illiam Smith was struck On tho head
m GIts.os = poker ro ana badly injured; Dr.. Bruce
with a chair and slightly disagured, bu. not sell.
ousiy hurt Several parties who participated iu
the night were arrtste at q Lite hour and taken be-
fore Justice Edwards. Charley Deltz and Mike
s StasnsI Me5 oye eees 81 na ana y io Sna s ssoi ssi|o on6 In =: 20
Warrants were put In the hands Of the officer
against NJ. Deltz and Bratuer on another charce.
come ten OF dsteen took part IN tho row and a